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Highly Specialist Applied PsychologistinHartlepoolinHartlepoolPUBLISHED WED 12 MAR 2025

Band 8a: £53,755 to £60,504 a year (pro rata) per annum  PERMANENT 
EMPATHYFAMILYMENTAL HEALTHNHS
Opportunity to deliver meaningful psychological interventions to a diverse population, improving access to mental health care in the community.
Engagement with a supportive and compassionate work culture that emphasises respect and the importance of building relationships with service users.
The chance to develop skills in specialized areas such as CBT-Psychosis or Family Interventions, enhancing professional growth and expertise.
Located in Hartlepool, a charming coastal town with beautiful landscapes, tranquil beaches, and a vibrant cultural scene, providing an enjoyable work-life balance.
Leadership opportunities within the Trust, allowing for personal and professional development while contributing to innovative service delivery.
Access to a collaborative multidisciplinary team and the chance to work with voluntary and community sectors, enriching the overall treatment approach.
Involvement in research and formal training of doctorate trainees, fostering a culture of learning and advancement in psychological practices.
Are you a compassionate and motivated professional looking to make a real difference in people's lives? Join Tees Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust as a Highly Specialist Applied Psychologist in beautiful Hartlepool. We’re seeking a creative individual to enhance access to psychological therapies within our secondary care adult mental health service. Here, you'll work closely with clients facing significant challenges, helping to foster a culture of respect and understanding. This role is perfect for those who wish to contribute to a rewarding environment where empathy and support are at the forefront of care.

In this dynamic position, you’ll offer direct clinical work, provide supervision, and engage in service development—all while being part of a supportive community. Hartlepool, with its stunning coastal scenery and vibrant cultural scene, is a wonderful place to thrive both professionally and personally. If you have experience working with psychosis or bipolar disorder, or are eager to train in these areas, we want to hear from you! Join us in this meaningful journey to create positive change—your skills and passion can help shape the future of mental health care in our community.
Opportunity to deliver meaningful psychological interventions to a diverse population, improving access to mental health care in the community.
Engagement with a supportive and compassionate work culture that emphasises respect and the importance of building relationships with service users.
The chance to develop skills in specialized areas such as CBT-Psychosis or Family Interventions, enhancing professional growth and expertise.
Located in Hartlepool, a charming coastal town with beautiful landscapes, tranquil beaches, and a vibrant cultural scene, providing an enjoyable work-life balance.
Leadership opportunities within the Trust, allowing for personal and professional development while contributing to innovative service delivery.
Access to a collaborative multidisciplinary team and the chance to work with voluntary and community sectors, enriching the overall treatment approach.
Involvement in research and formal training of doctorate trainees, fostering a culture of learning and advancement in psychological practices.

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